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1. Turabian Essay Format
Crafting an essay on the Turabian essay format can be a challenging endeavor for many students.
The Turabian style, a variation of the Chicago Manual of Style, is widely used in academic
writing, particularly in disciplines such as history, theology, and the humanities. The intricacies
of Turabian formatting, citation rules, and bibliography construction can be overwhelming,
demanding a meticulous attention to detail.
One of the complexities lies in mastering the various components of the Turabian format,
including title pages, footnotes, and bibliographies, each with its own set of specific guidelines.
Ensuring that your essay adheres to these standards while maintaining clarity and coherence in
your writing can be a delicate balance to strike.
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nuances such as distinguishing between different source types and incorporating proper page
numbers become crucial. This meticulous approach adds another layer of difficulty to the essay-
writing process.
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understanding the evolving updates to the style guide, as academic standards may change over
time. Staying current with the latest guidelines ensures the essay meets the most recent
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2. The Political Interest Of Madagascar
Madagascar has always been of great political interest to many countries and
governments. It seems a suitable island that is out of the way, but it is in the centre
of everything at the same time. People are very unsuspecting of it, and it was the
same in World War 2 as well...
The Germans and the rest of the Axis had very good reasons for wanting to control
Madagascar. The first is that they were going to use this remote island as a place
to deport some of the remaining 10,000 Jewish refugees still in France that had not
been able to find a home in South Africa or Brazil. The French were not the only
ones suffering though; the Polish and the Germans really need to get the Jews out
as well. However like many of the other Nazi ideologies, it was not a new one. A lot
of British, Polish and Dutch anti Semites had been considering the idea to move the
Jews there since as early as 1878.
Luckily for Nazis, Madagascar was under the control and within the empire of Vichy
France (the part of France that had surrendered to Hitler), and according to the
surrender terms, France had to let the Germans into Madagascar as well. It was
going to be easy. Not only would it get rid of the Jews, but it would also help the
Axis financially as the Jews were currently surviving on charity. In May 1936, there
was a new French administration voted in, and there was serious talk of the Jews
being moved there, and they even went as far as to investigate the island to check if
it was liable for that

3. The Ability Of Pleurotus Citrinopleatus And Aspergillus...
RESULTS AND DISCUSSION
The ability of Pleurotus citrinopleatus and Aspergillus niger exposed to two doses of
gamma irradiation (1 and 2 KGy) and immobilized on wheat straw to decolorize the
dyes had been studied. Table 2 shows peaks of wavelengths of different types of dyes
before and after decolorization. Peaks of reactive red 6 BX, direct brown BN, direct
yellow 5 G, disperse orange 2RLS, disperse violet 3RS, sulpher black Br and sulpher
brown SG were at 295, 240, 400, 444, 499, 220 and 250nm were disappeared
respectively after decolorization with tested fungi.
Table 2: Wave lengths (О») of different tested dyes
Dyes
О» max (nm)
Bofore decolorization
After decolorization
Reactive red 6 BX
295, 545
545
Direct Brown BN
390, 240
390
Direct Yellow 5G
400, 250
250
Disperse Orange 2 RLS
444, 288
288
Disperse Violet 3 RS
499, 281
281
Sulpher Black Br
220, 290
290
Sulpher Brown SG
278, 250
278
Awan et al., (2011) reported that Aspergillus nigeris a potent producer of many
industrially important enzymes and may genetically be improved by exposure to
gamma rays. The mutants recovered after treatment by gamma rays were found to be
effective producers of enzymes (Awan et al., 2011). Mutagenesis of Aspergillusniger
by using chemicals has been reported earlier to improve many industrially important
enzymes and other products. The cells of Aspergillus niger were subjected to
mutagenesis by ultraviolet irradiation, resulting in 45.4% activity of cellulase
(Junwei and Shuyun, 1988). Non

4. Hearts R Us Preferred Stock Classification
MEMO To: Borg Re: Preferred stock classification Facts Borg (the Company) is an
early stage research and development medical device company. Borg has no current
products in the marketplace but is in the final stages of going to market with the
Heart Valve System. All preliminary trials have been approved by the FDA, and the
Company is in the final trial; once the final trial is complete, the Company will
present the product to the FDA for final approval. If approved by the FDA, the
Heart Valve System will revolutionize the way medical professionals repair heart
valve defects. Bionic Body ( Bionic ), a SEC registrant, is a biological medical
device company that focuses on the development of implantable biological devices,
surgical... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
For this reason, among others, Financial Accounting Standards Board (FASB)
Accounting Standards Codification (ASC) Section 480 contains extensive guidance
on distinguishing liabilities from equity. However, it is first necessary to determine
if this Code section is applicable. ASC 480 10 15 3 states: The guidance in the
Distinguishing Liabilities from Equity Topic applies to any freestanding financial
instrument, including one that has any of the following attributes: a. Comprises
more than one option or forward contract The Shares that Borg sold to Bionic
contain both a mandatory conversion right and a contingent redemption right
meaning that the Shares possess both a conversion option and an embedded put
option (the holder can force redemption on the seller). These features are embedded
in the host contract that the Shares represent. It would therefore be appropriate to
apply the guidance of ASC section 480. To aid in the application of this guidance,
Ernst amp; Young provides a flowchart in their publication, Issuer s Accounting for
Debt and Equity Financings (October 2015), Section 3.2 that is included at the end
of this memo. ASC 480 10 25 4 specifies that, a mandatorily redeemable financial
instrument shall be classified as a liability... The Shares in this case possess a
contingent redemption right wherein the Shares will be redeemed on the fifth
anniversary of the date of purchase if the Heart Valve System that Borg

5. Most Common Orthopedic Surgeries
What are the top most common Orthopedic Surgeries?
The Orthopedic Surgery involves treatment of the conditions of muscles as well as
skeletons through surgical methods. Initially, the orthopedic surgeons try to treat the
ailment with non surgical methods, but in the cases of failures of such methods the
orthopedic problems are then treated through surgical methods. There are many types
of treatments that a surgeon performs on its patients according to their problem, but
there are some procedures that are noted as the most common. Here are 4 most
common orthopedic surgeries:
1.Spine Surgery
Spine surgery can be performed for a number of problems. The most common
problem treated by the spine surgery is the back pain that impairs their day to day

6. Anime In America Research Paper
Everyone knows each project has a process no matter how long or short it may be,
with that said this will be a deep analysis on my project: Anime in America. I chose
a topic revolving around anime mainly because I watch it and I wanted to do my
project on something I found interesting. Another reason for my choice in topics is
because I already knew about some of the things revolving around my thesis, my
thesis being how America s encounter resulted in a sanitized, non stereotyped and
easily accessible form of media. Even though I had background information on my
topic, researching it gave me material I could build upon and use to support the
reasons behind my thesis. Now that you know the topic that this project is based on,
it would probably be important for you to know where most of my information was
derived from. Most the information used in this project came from my own
background knowledge and the internet. Background knowledge on this topic was
especially useful since it helped with figuring out what to focus on and building
ideas. The format I chose for presenting my topic was the performance format due to
the well executed examples I ve seen. Another reason for my choice in format was an
Animewhere at the end of each episode had a comedic... Show more content on
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Plenty of shows today are heavily influenced by anime and have done extremely
well. Not only that but with the internet accessing anime is a lot easier, and finding
subtitled versions is some peoples preferred way of watching it. Moving away from
the act watching anime, there is plenty of merchandise with recognizable characters
from anime on it, and are even conventions where people dress as their favorite
characters (cosplay) the largest one being Anime Expo. To conclude anime has
definitely impacted America and its pop culture

7. Examples Of Glitches In World Of Warcraft
World of Warcraft has some of my favorite examples of glitches that add to the
gameplay experience, bugs that cause frustration, and some flaws that are just
bizarre. One example of a bug making WoW more fun was wall walking , which
allowed players access to areas of terrain that are supposed to be inaccessible.
Techniques involving running up against hills and jumping, angling the camera in
different ways, and even toggling from running to walking can grant playersaccess to
areas of the world that are barren or incomplete.
Of the many bizarre bugs in WoW, one that provided for some memorable
experiences was the moving corpse glitch. Generally, when a player dies, their only
options are to wait for a resurrection from a fellow player or

8. Fist Stick Knife Gun Essay
Jen Jeffrey
Juvenile Justice and Delinquency
October 21, 2001
Critique of Fist Stick Knife Gun
The Book Fist Stick Knife Gun by Geoffrey Canada is a biographical account of
his childhood in the south Bronx. He and his 4 brothers were raised by only their
mother. She would survive on no more than ten dollars a week. He moved several
times as a child until finally landing on union avenue, the place were many of his
life lessons were learned and at times applied. He learned about the ranking process
of kids on union Ave. and how the only way to improve your status was to use your
fists to fight your way up the chain. Looking back Geoffrey Canada notices the major
shift in attitudes concerning the rules of the streets. What once was ... Show more
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The lower categories were the early teens and the pre teens. The early teens were
just learning the rules whereas the pre teens couldn t go off of the sidewalk.
Geoffrey belonged to the lowest rung, the sidewalk group. As time went on he got in
many fights, sometimes with friends just to dig himself out of the bottom group. He
soon became the kid not to challenge because he learned how to fight.
The next was Stick . Their wasn t much mention of this phase in his life, but he does
mention the fact that in certain circumstances, a broken bottle or a stick can be used
in self defense when the opponent uses a weapon. The place where this would happen
is at school. The rules of the streets still applied but the problem was many different
gangs associated and congregated at his junior high. So everyone their follows
different rules, some gangs might think the use of weapons is acceptable, so
Union Ave. people have to adjust these circumstances and use a stick or a broken
bottle to defend themselves. As he grew even older he began to notice other gangs
tendencies of carrying knives. He realized that this fact changed the code of
conduct. No longer would be a good fist fighter keep you from confrontation. Even
the most unskilled fighter could win a fight and be on top if they knew how to
swing a blade. One day Geoffrey lucked out, because he found an old

9. Argumentative Essay On Mma
fighter is placed in a position, from which he cannot escape. The fighter can tap out
when he cannot escape from a submission or when he can no longer defend himself.
Having learned the many ways to win in MMA it is now important to learn the roots
of the sport.
Mixed martial arts go all the way back to the first Olympic games of 776 b.c. (
What is Pankration ). This sport combined boxing and wrestling and was used by
the Spartans and Thracians ( What is Pankration ). Back in those days these contests
were to the death, but today are modernized for society and to allow fighters to fight
again after a loss. This is not the only instance of the first mixed martial arts events,
but there was Vale Turo in Brazil and most recently the Ultimate... Show more
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Time limits, protective gloves, banned techniques lists, and many more were added
in order for society to accept it and this allowed the UFC to advertise more as a
sport instead of a blood sport. The only problem after the UFC and MMA became
legal in many states was attracting attention. In the early days the sport was not
profitable due to the ban in almost all U.S states so the original owners sold the
company. Dana White, Frank, and Lorenzo Fertitta ...spent $2 million to buy the
Ultimate Fighting Championship... (Anderson). White and the Fertitta brothers were
millions in the hole trying to make the company profitable and were ready to sell
but, than they came up with the idea of the Ultimate Fighter. The Ultimate Fighter
was a reality show where a group of athletes were all put in one house where they
would only focus on fighting. This show allowed people to view how the fighters
trained and learn the various personalities each athlete had. The finale of this show is
what resurrected the sport. The contest between Forrest Griffin and Stephan Bonnar
was a three 5 min. rounds of compelling intensity ( Chua Eoan et al.). In this fight
both contestants put everything on the line which resulted in a brawl than an actual
technical fight. This however attracted viewers for as the fight went on, viewers
started tuning in. This Fight is regarded as the most important fight in UFC history
(Mannion). This led to

10. The Biological And Psychological Trait Theory
The Biological and Psychological Trait Theories are theories that are used to try and
explain deviance. Biological Trait Theory stems from the Italian School of
Criminology (mid nineteenth century), head by criminologist Cesare Lombroso.
Lombroso argued that criminality was a biological trait found in humans. Lombroso s
idea of atavism connected an individual s appearance and their biological inclination
to criminal activity. The Psychological Trait Theory focused on the mental aspects of
explaining criminal activity by evaluating their intelligence, personality, and learning
behavior. There are three subunits of the Psychological Trait Theory, which are the
psychodynamic theory, behavioral theory, and cognitive theory. Sigmund Freud
developed the psychodynamic theory with his research of the conscious,
preconscious, and unconscious functions of the mind. The behavioral theory is about
developing human actions through learning experiences. It explains that crime is
learned from life situations. People aren t born with violent tendencies, rather it s
learned from life experiences. Three sources of this behavior are family, the media,
and the environment. Cognitive theory focuses on how people perceive and mentally
represent the world around them and solve problems. In the case of Jared Loughner,
the psychological trait theory is the most applicable. With his diagnosis of being a
paranoid schizophrenic, that connects him to both the psychodynamic perspective and

11. Cell Transport Mechanisms
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P R E L A B Q U I Z 1. Circle the correct term. A passive process, diffusion/ osmosis
is the movement of solute molecules from an area of greater concentration to an area
of lesser concentration. 2. A solution surrounding a cell is hypertonic if: a. it contains
fewer nonpenetrating solute particles than the interior of the cell. b. it contains more
nonpenetrating solute particles than the interior of the cell. c. it contains the same
amount of nonpenetrating solute particles as the interior of the cell. 3. Which of the
following would require an input of energy? a. diffusion b. ... Show more content on
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As molecules move about randomly at high speeds, they collide and bounce off one
another, changing direction with each collision. For a given temperature, all matter
has about the same average kinetic energy. Smaller molecules tend to move faster
than larger molecules because kinetic energy is directly related to both mass and
velocity (KE 1вЃ„2 mv2). When a concentration gradient (difference in
concentration) exists, the net effect of this random molecular movement is that the
molecules eventually become evenly distributed throughout the environment in
other words, diffusion occurs. Diffusion is the movement of molecules from a
region of their higher concentration to a region of their lower concentration. The

12. driving force behind diffusion is the kinetic energy of the molecules themselves.
The diffusion of particles into and out of cells is modified by the plasma
membrane, which is a physical barrier. In general, molecules diffuse passively
through the plasma membrane if they are small enough to pass through its pores
(and are aided by an electrical and/or concentration gradient) or if they can dissolve
in the lipid portion of the membrane (as in the case of CO2 and O2). A membrane
is called selectively permeable, differentially permeable, or semipermeable if it
allows some solute particles (molecules) to pass but not others. The diffusion of
solute particles dissolved in water through a selectively permeable membrane is

13. Working Together To Safeguard Children
Working with agencies is extremely effective in improving outcomes for children, by
coming together to share information and concerns a complete picture of the child
/ren is formed. Working together to Safeguard Children states we all share
responsibility for safeguarding and promoting the welfare of children, this is done
effectively through multi agency, team around the child and EHAF meetings,
conferences and core groups. When a referral is made to social care, they investigate,
gaining information from all involved parties, parents/carers, family. School provides
information on attainment, attendance and any concerns, health provides information
on immunisations, medical appointments and general health of the child, they also
sometimes... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
The civil definitions used in child and family law are defined in the Children Act
1989 as significant harm to a child. Emotional abuse includes the failure of a
caregiver to provide an appropriate and supportive environment. It includes acts that
have an adverse effect of the emotional health and development of a child, e.g.
ridiculing, threatening, intimidating and discriminating. Examples of emotional
abuse are ignoring the child s need to interact, failing to express positive feelings to a
child, showing no emotion. Denying the child opportunities for interacting and
communication with others, also bullying or frightening a child, persistently telling
them that they are useless (World health organisation) Physical abuse is defined in
Working together 2015 as: A form of abuse which may involve hitting, shaking,
throwing, poisoning, burning or scalding, drowning, suffocating or otherwise
causing physical harm to a child. Physical harm may be caused when a parent/carer
fabricates the symptoms of, or deliberately induces, illness in a child. Sexual abuse is
defined by

14. Otago Museum
| OTAGO MUSEUM| Comprehensive Balance Scorecard| | | |
Hoi Yan Cheng9552508
Yu Liu9552762
BBUS 425 Advanced Management Accounting
Instructor: Tony Bell
Thompson Rivers University
Date: Feb 1st, 2011
MEMORANDUM
DATE: January 30, 2011
TO: Shimrath Paul, CEO of OTAGO MUSEUM
FROM: Chris Farry, CFO of OTAGO MUSEUM
RE: Analysis of Comprehensive Balance Scorecard for Otago Museum
It is a great pleasure to have the opportunity to work with you. According to your
request, I have completed the design of the comprehensive Balance Scorecard (BSC)
for our museum. The newly designed comprehensive Balance Scorecard (BSC) is
divided into four sectors: ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
This can also help to eliminate our weakness to compete with other competitors.
Measurement and Targets
To measure the financial performance, the profit growth rate should be allocated to
evaluate this issue. It is calculated by subtracting total expenditure from the total
income then dividing by the profit from last year. The profit growth rate indicates the
financial performance of the museum, and it is more measurable and controllable to
employees and investors. Considering competitors strong financial supporting
backgrounds, next year s profit growth rate should be targeted at least 10% from
national funding, local authorities and the cafГ© and gift shop operations.
Learning and Growth
Objective
As part of our key objectives, our organization would like to provide opportunities to
learn and positive experiences to the employees as well as the public. Employee
training is included in our consideration to develop individuals talents and skills.
Every individual employee in our organization is an essential component of a
collective and strong management team. With strong financial support, the museum
would be able to provide a better employee training environment. A better employee
training package can shorten the time to train employees to a certain extent with the
same training results. As the cafГ© and gift shop operations are the major targets of
financing, the organization should consider focusing the sale and

15. Egyptian Tales Galore Essay
When Cleopatra came out in 1963, it was running on the budget of $44 million
($297 in 2007 dollars). The movie follows Cleopatra VII, last queen and monarch
of Ancient Egypt from 48 BCE (allying with Caesar) to her suicide in 31 BCE.
Cleopatra was born in 69 BCE to Ptolemy XII and an unknown mother and she
would later inherit the throne along with her brother Ptolemy XIII when her father
died in 51 BCE. Her brother had gotten Cleopatra to leave Egypt the same Caesar
came chasing his rival Pompey into Egypt. They crossed paths and became allies
against Ptolemy XIII, getting Cleopatra s power as the sole queen back along with
a son, Caesarion. After Caesar s assassination in 44 BCE, Cleopatra was brought back
to Rome 3 years later and had an... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Women s clothing showed very little skin, the opposite shown in the film, The
female extras complained about their overly tight and revealing costumes,
(anothermag.com). (i) In many Hollywood dramas, there is always some sort of
slip when it comes to designing the costumes needed for the characters in a movie
but Cleopatra went over the top. (ii) Cleopatra s designers, placed emphasis on the
actress beauty and sexuality over historical accuracy (anothermag.com) (iii) The
gowns Elizabeth Taylor wore were designed by Renie Conley, who won an
Academy Award for her efforts but the Academy doesn t measure accuracy.
Ancient Egyptian clothing for women was very conservative and costumes in the
film, especially the gowns, don t reflect that. (i) More inaccuracies are shown by
what became popularized because of the film, especially maxi dresses. Elizabeth
Taylor was shown to be wearing maxi dresses throughout the film, which isn t
accurate at all. (ii) Most people think of the maxi dress as a 70s trend but in fact it
was first seen in the 60s. Oscar de la Renta is credited with creating the very first
maxi, (www.wish.com.au/maxi dress/). (iii) Maxi dresses first came around in the
60 s, more than 2000 years after Cleopatra s reign. The maxi dress of today and the
sheath dress of the ancient times are similar in terms of length, but is vastly different
from the sheath dress when it comes to design and use. Furthermore, maxi dresses

16. Dr. Seuss Ingenious Rhyming Scheme
Module 2
1.Shannon, David. No, David! New York: Scholastic, Inc., 1998. Print.
This is an excellent book for children 3 7 who may have difficulty understanding
why they are told no so often. The illustrations depict a mischief loving little boy
with a large head and huge smiles as he good naturedly causes pure chaos. Children
are sure to find his antics hilarious. However, along the way the book teaches that
there is a good reason that the adult is telling the boy no and even young kids can
pick up on the logic behind the reprimand.
2.Seuss, Dr. The Cat in the Hat. New York: Random House, Inc., 1985. Print.
As always, Dr. Seuss ingenious rhyming scheme is creative as well as humorous.
Kids will enjoy the absurdity of the characters while learning about rhymes. The
book also teaches that inviting strangers into one s house is a very bad idea. It
teaches this lesson firmly without introducing topics that may scare young children.
Overall, this book is a masterpiece and will continue to be popular for many years to
come.
3.Silverstein, Shel. The Giving Tree. New York: HarperCollins Publishers, 1985.
Print.
While most kids won t understand the deeper meaning behind this book, the giving
tree is a lovely example of selfless, unconditional love. Children sometimes struggle
to focus on people other than themselves. The Giving Tree introduces how life can
be lived completely in the service of others. A teacher may use this book to encourage
students to show more respect

17. Counterculture Of The 1960s Essay
The 1960s: An Era Which Gave Birth to a New Generation
During the 1960s, the society went through an enormous change in every aspect. A
few of these include movements related to counterculture, drugs, youth movement,
and generation gap. As the course material implies, the counterculture refers to a
movement against the way of life represented by mainstream culture (Amies). It
gave birth to a new generation of people like the hippies, who were mostly into drugs
and it also gave birth to a new genre of music called folk and rock . A few songs
which illustrate the sixties are The Times They Are a Changin by Bob Dylan, For
What It s Worth by Buffalo Springfield, Heroin by The Velvet Underground
, and The
Pusher by Steppenwolf. These ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
These transformations had a great impact for the future generations, even though
the sixties had a lot of negative influence due to the use of drugs. The four songs
listed above give a clear picture to how, the sixties made the society think on their
feet as they were challenged in every negative aspect like political issues, war,
drugs and many more. To overcome these challenges, the society had to be united
and work as a unit for its betterment. This was achieved by eradicating negative
effects and focusing on a plan to accomplish a positive aftermath. Moreover, these
songs had a great influence on mass audiences around the world as the lyrics had a
huge impact on them. The people were deeply affected by the performance of these
rock artists, as they paved a path to expressing their views on the society.
Furthermore, these artists expressed themselves through concerts, which drew the
attention of audiences in mass numbers. This lead to people being connected to these
artists, which help them express their views by being unified. However, these social
transformations took decades to deliver a positive environment in the society, even
though the era had a lot of negative air around

18. Elton John s Flawless
Flawless , a song sung by iconic pop sensation BeyoncГ©, is a lyrical poem that
worships her irrevocably perfect self. U Can t Touch This by hip hop legend MC
Hammer created the idea that he was so incredible, no one could aspire to be as
stellar as him. And the ultimate 70 s hit, Tiny Dancer made every woman wish she
was the beautiful soul described by the world renown pianist Elton John. These three
influential celebrities are a general scope into the minds of a typical human being
thoughts consumed by this ideology of Perfection, a gap as big as canyons between
the object and any defect or flaw. This same idea of man being perfect originated at
the very first creation of man, as laid out in several combating belief systems.
Specifically,... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
The holes are the points that cannot be furtherly explained and fail to make explicit
sense. One hole in the Myth of Zeus is the rise and fall of the Gold Man. There is
no information given on the originating birth of the Gold man or understanding of
the fall of this age of human, even when examining the honest breakdown of the
belief of the Myth of Zeus in the poems Theogony and Works and Days as written
by Hesiod. Another differing idea within these 2 competing religions is deities of
each Man. Zeus, although he was the leading god of the Olympians, was among
several other gods that were of use to lead the Earth [Hemingway Greek Gods and
Religious Practices | Essay | Helibrunn Timeline of Art History | The Metropolitan
Museum of Art ]. The God in Christianity was one single deity who did not guide
earth with other supernatural creators, as Zeus did. This represents the rarity of a
perfect creator. This is displayed through the Erechtheion a statue created in the
image of Athena and Poseidon, constructed between 421 B.C. and 406 B.C. This
statue was built in exultation to these celebrated, supernatural rulers and to this day
still stands as a landmark of history. Seeing as there were several other statues and
temples such as the Propylaea or the Temple of Olympian Zeus, this shows that the
multitude of gods meant a variety of things to diverse

19. Hipanema
BUSINESS STRATEGY
CONTENTS
INTRODUCTION3
I MISSION STATEMENT 5
II PORTER FIVE FOR INDUSTRY 6
III GENERIC COMPETITIVE STRATEGIES8
IV INTEGRATION8
V INDUSTRY LIFE CYCLE9
VI PESTLE : ENVIRONMENT S ANALYSIS11
VII SWOT13
VIII COMPETITIVE POSITIONNING COMPETITIVE STRATEGIES16
IX ANSOFF MATRIX17
X SEGMENTATION TARGET MARKET18
XI DIFFERENTIATION19
XII EXISTING 4P S20
XIII RECOMMANDED 4P S20
XIV GROTH STRATEGY21
XV) MARKETING AND COMMUNICATION S STRATEGY BUDGET23
CONCLUSION26
APPENDICES27 ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
In fact, we buy only raw material and after, all is made by hipanema.
To the future we would like to control all the production chain of Hipanema and go
to backward integration. Our goals are opening our own shop and a workshop in Paris.
V) INDUSTRY LIFE CYCLE
HIPANEMA is in a growth phase. It is a phase in the life cycle of an industry when
companies move beyond the startup phase into a phase of increased competition for
market share.
Indeed, the turnover increased rapidly after the launch phase. If the market is
attractive, the turnover will increase and the product will not reach maturity quickly.
This period is characterized by a growth in sales of the product with a favorable word
of mouth that brings new customers. New competitors are also entering the market,
attracted by the possibilities of development (which may even be beneficial for the
product).
INDUSTRY LIFE CYCLE CURVE
During this phase, HIPANEMA must try to support growth as long as possible by :

20. Improving product quality
Expand its range to reach more customers
Increase distribution
Continue communication campaigns
Lower gradually low prices.
VI) PESTEL : ENVIRONMENT S ANALYSIS
1) Politic environment
Spain unlike what we can think due to the rescue plan which was about to be voted,
Spain tries to stimulate its economy.
Global evaluation rate B (COFACE)
Greece s government is unstable. Rescue plan is unpopular.
Global

21. Non Traditional Families In The 1800s
Families in History
There are many ways that the idea of the traditional family has changed over the past
several centuries. For instance prior to the 19th century family was often considered
anyone who lived within a household whether related by blood or not. This included
employees and extended family. Per Coontz (2010) The biological family was less
sacrosanct, and less sentimentalized, than it would become in the nineteenth century.
(p. 35) In society at the time it was socially unacceptable to be separate or not
included as part of a family household. Over time, the term family came to
encompass the immediate family, a husband, wife and their children. During the late
1800 s through the mid 1900 s there were emerging ideas of family that were not
widely accepted as traditional or normal, these included single parent homes with
only a Mom or Dad, Stepfamilies and same sex couple and parent households. Today,
American ideas of what constitutes a family have drastically expanded to include
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This was mostly due to socio economic need. Their husbands were more accepting
of this as it benefited the entire family. Slavery having rendered black men and
women equally powerless, had leveled the gender playing field within the black
community. (Franklin, 2010, p. 65) There was a sharp difference in marriagerates of
black and white women activists in the early 20th century. The amount of black
married women activists was double that of white women activists A reason for
this disparity, being that white women were more likely to buy into the notion that
a woman s place was in the home and many believed this to be a more ideal situation.
This traditional marriage has been described as an exchange of a male s economic
resources for a female s social and domestic services (Franklin, 2010, p.

22. Porter s Five Forces
Porter s Five Forces
Porter s Five Forces allowed us to analyse the influences on the industry in which
Tesco operates. It highlights where Tesco has developed a competitive edge over its
rivals.
Potential entrants:
Throughout the recession Tesco has continued to invest into expanding the company
and developing efficiencies, making it as competitive as ever to defend against the
threat of new entrants (Datamonitor, 2010, p. 19).
The threat of a new competitor entering this sector is relatively low, due to the huge
capital investment required to be competitive and establish a brand identity that
stands out.
One of Tescos main advantages is their ability to buy in vast quantities, making them
highly price competitive.
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Tesco then use this customer data to shape product offerings, create ranges, gain a
better understanding of consumer segments and shopping profiles, help marketing to
build loyalty and develop promotion offerings that suit target groups.
Datamonitor (2010, p.19) reports amp;amp;quot;18% more UK households are
redeeming (Tesco) vouchers than a year ago amp;amp;quot;. Money off vouchers are
a very successful promotion tool during a recession, and thanks to information
retained through the amp;amp;quot;Clubcard amp;amp;quot;, they can be
personalised to suit the needs of individual customers, therefore increasing customer
satisfaction.
Suppliers:
Large organizations, like Tesco, are in the position of control when it comes to
negotiating with suppliers.
In 2009, Tesco switched to sourcing many products directly from the UK, in an effort
to lower prices in the Republic of Ireland to prevent shoppers heading North due to
the devaluation of sterling against the euro. This allowed them to cut its prices by up
to 22% in the border regions, helping them retain their competitive edge (http:/
/www.independent.ie/business/irish/memo shows tesco kept switch to uk suppliers
secret 1754805.html).
Closer relationships with the suppliers and significant changes to merchandising
strategy are

23. Essay on Traditions in Jacobs Incidents in the Life of a...
A Medley of Traditions in Jacobs Incidents in the Life of a Slave Girl
Though considerable effort has been made to classify Harriet Ann Jacobs Incidents
in the Life of a Slave Girl: Written by Herself as another example of the typical
slave narrative, these efforts have in large part failed. Narrow adherence to this belief
limits real appreciation of the text s depth and enables only partial understanding of
the author herself Jacobs s story is her own, political yes, but personal as well.
Although she does draw from the genre of her people, the slave narrative, to give life
and limb to her appeal for the eradication of slavery in America, she simultaneously
threads a captivity narrative, a romance, and a seduction novel through ... Show more
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Approximately sixty five American slave narratives were published in book or
pamphlet form before 1865 (Andrews 78). Suffice it to say, the number is astounding,
especially considering the minimal literacy rate among slaves, not to mention the
heightened danger posed to an author after a narrative s publication. But Jacobs and
others understood the need for first hand accounts of the horror. Thus, they took the
pen in hand to do their part in strengthening the abolitionist movement. Their motive
being to persuade, a particular style developed among these autobiographers, one
proven successful over time in winning converts to their cause. It is by no means an
accident then that Incidents includes the typical elements of a slave narrative text.
For instance, in her deference to the genre Jacobs repeatedly refers to scripture.
When she denounces northerners for returning runaways to their southern masters
dens full of dead men s bones, and all uncleanness, she is quoting Matthew 23:37
(Jacobs 2215). Later she mentions Job 3:17 19, There the wicked cease from
troubling, and there the weary be at rest. There the prisoners rest together; they hear
not the voice of the oppressor; the servant is free from his master, in support of a
decision to bring her children North (Jacobs

24. Essay on Black American Women Writers
Ques. Discuss the circumstances in which writing by black American women gained
literary and cultural prominence in the last two decades and a half of the 20th
century.What are the most dominant themes in their writings?Comment also on the
stylistic innovations present in the writings of some of these writers. The year 1970
proved to be a watershed moment in the history of black women s writing and their
struggle for emancipation.Many black women had distanced/were distancing
themselves from the Feminist movement of the 60 s.These women made their
presence felt by drawing people s attention to their concerns which were different
from those of white women.The black women s writing,which was revived in... Show
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Now,if one looks at the ways in which in the black women were oppressed by the
black men, one would note these ways were derived from the mainstream American
culture itself.Bell Hooks calls the borrowing of the mainstream cultural values by the
slaves the slave sub culture ,and the patriarchal order of the society was a part of this
sub culture.By adopting the white middle class values the black men found it easier
to suppress black women under patriarchy.The black men asserted their masculinity
through the suppression of black women which served the designs of these men.This
stance of weilding power was meant to be a statement to the white men of black men
s masculinity and the effeminate character of the whites.The statement against the
whites was made on the ground that the whites could not control their women from
infiltrating the work force while black men had subjugated their women.The black
man,therefore felt a rare sense of superiority when he defeated the white man in their

25. Mcdonald s The Fast Food Industry Is The Value Of Money
Of...
The reason McDonald s has been succeeded in the fast food industry is the value of
money of their products, and the fast clean and friendly environment. Customers are
getting attracted to this chain over competitors due to the quality of service and they
could get burgers and fries at one price, not like other places who sells the same
products, food package can be bought for a same price. The other quality is the
consistency, with this qualities, Korc noticed that they have a potential of opening
new stores and expand the business into mass scale successfully, which they do
currently.
In 1965 USA market, McDonald s held an IPO in new York stock exchange, with the
analysis, it is been figured out that the US market has reached to saturation and that
every opening of a new McDonald s restaurant intruded upon the revenues of other
restaurants already in operation. Based on considering all these facts, McDonald s
decided to pursue a diversification strategy, in pre selected countries, General
Management would develop core competencies, the purpose of which was to build
more profit and revenue winning restaurants, and to develop these core competencies
for use as a model throughout the corporation.
This competency center in each country would share its acquired knowledge with
other restaurants so that new products or services could be implemented to generate
new growth.
McDonald s Switzerland got the green light from the Chicago executive board to
pursue a hotel venture.

26. World Politics And The Voice Of Justice Summary
World Politics and the Voice of Justice John T. Rourke The author John T. Rourke
focuses on issues within the political party in his article World Politics and the
Voice of Justice (2016). He views the political world in debate form. This piece of
writing is based on debates by many different individuals on matters pertaining to the
world. He mentions how the citizens need to become informed about events
occurring around them. He points out that globalization plays a key factor in how the
world is run. Without globalization, the United States as well as other countries,
would be unable to run successfully. Rourke breaks down the writing piece into
specific issues and concerns on the economy. The first break down includes the
Approaches

27. The Role Of Sports In The 1920 s
Modern sports has evolved and taken pieces of culture from many different
decades throughout American history, but it is clear that the 1920 s out of all
decades had the biggest impact on sports overall. The 1920 s was the Golden Age
for the growth of sports because this time period included the need for escapism,
racism in sports was at a high, and the nation was currently in economic prosperity.
To begin, the 1920 s is considered the Golden Age for the growth and development
of sports because the need for escapism was introduced during this time period. After
a long and hard war, most Americans were eager to forget the war and to move on to
something of more worth. For Americans in general, participating in and watching
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During this time period, many racial remarks and ideas were still surfacing
throughout the country. Although slavery had been abolished, segregation still
occured. This segregation was greatly showed throughout all aspects of many
different sports. During the decade, Jim Crow laws prevented most gifted black
athletes from participating in the American Dream of success that was so much
apart of sports culture (Sports 3). This quote is proving how Americans clearly
discriminated against blacks throughout sports culture. Another important idea
shown here is that even gifted athletes who excelled in sports were frowned upon.
If people at this time really wanted high level sports competition, racism and
segregation would have been ignored and citizens would play to play. This idea is
proved by the quote, African Americans, generally speaking, were not allowed to
compete with whites (Sports 3). Blacks proved that they could compete with whites
in rebellious ways, which eventually led to racism through sports disappearing
completely. Blacks found a remedy. Since professional baseball excluded black
athletes, African Americans founded, owned, and operated the Negro National
Baseball League (Sports 3). This is just one of the many ways that blacks during this
time period proved themselves worthy enough of playing and

28. Portrayal Of Being Illiterate, By Bernhard Schlink s The...
Literacy plays a crucial role in the development of a character concerning their
success or demise which is prominently seen in Bernhard Schlink s The Reader.
Published in 2008, The Reader takes place in post war Germany, in which the main
character, Michael Berg is re united with his former lover, who had left almost 10
years prior, in a court room setting where she is held accountable for the death of
numerous Jews during World War 2. Through the relationship between Michael and
his former lover, Hanna, Schlink makes connections and communicates the
tensions between the Germans and Jews during the war. This is embodied through
Hanna s illiteracy which places great limitations on her life, though she is still able
to live a normal one. The negative effects of being illiterate is seen through her
inclination to gain power, which is directly related to the invasion of Nazis in
Germany during the war. Moreover, her inability to read or write causes Hanna to be
easily manipulated, just as Hitler had influenced the actions of numerous Nazi
officials, which is greatly notable during her trial when the people convicted with her
placed all the blame on her. Though Hanna s illiteracy greatly affects our
understanding of The Reader, it is important to note the greater effect that Michael s
literacy had on the story, in which he had helped Hanna to gain the ability to read and
write. Additionally, Schlink correlates the theme of illiteracy with that of morality,
which is utilized to

29. The Music Of The Band U2
Rock music is one of the most well known genres of music throughout the world. It
has survived decades and well known bands have never truly died out. You can ask
two different generations and can almost guarantee that both will know the greats. In
this genre there have been many bands and artists that have influenced not only music
but the world around them. U2is a rock band that is consistent with their message of
love and musical structure of their songs. In this essay I will be talking about three
different musical performances by the band U2. I will take a look at the tonality,
texture, and other musical elements within these works of art. Ever since their start,
U2 has been nothing short of successful. U2 formed in Dublin... Show more content
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Later on, in the mid 80 s they performed many charity shows, again showing their
passion for a better world. In 1987, their album The Joshua Tree took off and was
ranked number one in the U.S. and the U.K. and ever since U2 has been prevalent
in Rock and Pop music all around the globe. They have had tours around the whole
world, After the initial European leg, the U.S. portion of its tour will kick off in
Chicago ( U2 Kicks Off World Tour in Spain ). They have even done tours as lately
as 2015 and performed 76 shows on the Innocence and Experience tour. U2 has sold
more than 170 million records putting them into an elite group with Billy Joel, The
Eagles, and other amazing artists. In 2004 Rolling Stone named Bono the 32nd best
singer ever and Edge the 38th best guitarist. In 2010 eight of their songs appeared
in the top 500 songs of all time. They have a total 22 Grammys which is seventh all
time and first all time as group! U2 has been thriving for decades and part of their
success is their continual efforts to spread peace through their work. Although
they have been around for so long they still love to release songs, However, last
week, Billboard reported that the album the Irish quartet was crafting alongside
producer Danger Mouse wouldn t be ready until next year (Kennedy). U2 is one of
the most successful bands in rock history. First to be analyzed, is the song Beautiful
Day released in 2000 as part of the album All That You Can t Leave Behind.

30. Advantages And Uses Of MATLAB
5. Implementation Tool
MATLAB (MATRIX LABORATORY) is a numerical computing environment and
fourth generation programming language. Developed by Math Works, MATLAB
allows matrix manipulations, plotting of functions and data, implementation of
algorithms, creation of user interfaces, and interfacing with programs written in other
languages, including C, C++, and FORTRAN. Although MATLABis intended
primarily for numerical computing, an optional toolbox uses the MuPAD symbolic
engine, allowing access to symbolic computing capabilities. An additional package,
Simulink, adds graphical multi domain simulation and Model Based Design for
dynamic and embedded systems.
In 2004, MATLAB had around one million users across industry and academia.
MATLAB users come from various backgrounds... Show more content on
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It integrates computation, visualization, and programming environment.
Furthermore, MATLAB is a modern programming language environment: it has
sophisticated data structures, contains built in editing and debugging tools, and
supports object oriented programming. These factors make MATLAB an excellent
tool for teaching and research. MATLAB has many advantages compared to
conventional computer languages (e.g., C, FORTRAN) for solving technical
problems. MATLAB is an interactive system whose basic data element is an array
that does not require dimensioning. The software package has been commercially
available since 1984 and is now considered as a standard tool at most universities
and industries worldwide. It has powerful built in routines that enable a very wide
variety of computations. It also has easy to use graphics commands that make the
visualization of results immediately available. Specific applications are collected in
packages referred to as toolbox. There are toolboxes for signal processing, symbolic
computation, control theory, simulation, optimization, and several other fields of
applied science and

31. Tudor Dynasty Research Paper
Throughout the history of England monarchs, there have been numerous great
rulers. The Tudor Dynasty of England started in 1485 with the first Tudor monarch
Henry VII. The line continued with Henry VIII, the Edward VI, the Mary I, and
finally Elizabeth I who died without an heir ending the Tudor dynasty. Under the
Tudor rule, England had become more economically healthier, more expansive, and
more optimistic than ever before. Between 1490 1500 at the end of the
Renaissance, Europe was stable. Columbus had just landed in the New World, the
Holy Roman Emperor and the King of Hungary signed a peace treaty to end the
Austrian Hungarian war, and Scotland and England signed a 5 year peace treaty
called the Truce of Coldstream. Under the rule King... Show more content on
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There had always been tension between the two religions, but after rumors of a
Protestant Reformation, uncertainty was among all English citizens. Anne Boleyn
was the new English Queen, but wasn t producing male heirs either. Although
Anne was Catholic, Religious reformers and protestants sensed that Anne was on
their side (Stewart 70). Anne didn t do much as queen besides giving birth to
Elizabeth I, who later on in history would become very important for England s
history. Henry was always very controlling and never let his wives partake in
business. Again habits continued, and Henry grew tired of Anne, even found her
annoying. With no healthy male heirs, she was useless, and after three years of
marriage, Henry executed her for treason and adultery . In many ways, Anne was her
own worst enemy: she attracted the enmity of Catholics because she openly
espoused the cause of the church reform, and was widely, but erroneously, reputed to
be a Lutheran (Weir 144). Even though, there is a big possibility that Anne was not a
Lutheran, Henry VIII just wanted an excuse to divest himself of her. Henry started to
slip into the phase of what people now remember him as. Catherine s stubbornness
and Anne s ambition drove him to become more ruthless and

32. Living On Mars
People will be living on Mars by 2031, but where is the next place we will
colonize? When you think about the Earth what do you think of? The ocean? The
grass? The sky? What about all the pollution that humans have put on the Earth?
Why do we live on Earth? We as humans are fully capable of going to other planets.
Heck, we have done it, but what about beyond those planets, and beyond the entire
universe. What is out there? There is a many number of possibilities. There could be
other universes, or maybe there is nothing out there. We don t know. If there are other
universes or other dimensions, we might be able to inhabit them. They could have
some new element to cure cancer, or simply another fresh water source, but we won t
know unless... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
These are the 10 dimensions of the superstring theory. Evidence of the Multiverse
and Multiverse Theories There are 5 main theories on why the multiverse is
possible. The first theory is that we don t know the shape of space time. Space time
could be flat and stretch on forever causing multiple universes. If this theory is true
there would be universes that repeat themselves because atoms can only be put
together so many ways (Howell). The second theory is eternal inflation. This states
that some areas of space stop inflation, but some continue to get larger, so our
universe could be a bubble sitting in a network of bubble universes. In this theory the
laws of physics could be different for each universe because they aren t linked
(Howell). The third theory is that multiple universes can follow the theory of
quantum mechanics, and daughter universes. If you follow the laws of probability it
suggests that for every outcome that could come from your decisions there would be
a range of universes, each with a different outcome from your decisions (Howell). The
fourth theory of the multiverse is that of mathematical universes. This theory suggests
that the structure mathematics could change depending on which universe you are in
(Howell). The last multiverse theory goes back to the fact that spacetime could be
flat. But, the number of possible particle configuration in multiple

33. The Causes Of The Failure Of Capitalism In The Jungle
By...
The Jungle by Upton Sinclair was written to expose the brutality faced by the
workers in the meatpacking industry. He wanted to show people what was really
going on in the factory because few people were informed about these companies
work conditions . He wanted to show the public that meat was diseased, rotten, and
contaminated. This revelation shocked the public which later led to the creation of
the federal laws on food and safety. Sinclair strongly shows the failure of capitalism
in the meatpacking industry which he viewed as inhuman, destructive, unjust,
brutal, and violent. (Middlebury) Sinclair was an American writer born in
Baltimore. He was struggling to live a basic life, and he started reading about
socialism. He believed that America would vote for peaceful negations , So the
government will take ownership of its business. He then joined the socialist party in
1903, He began to write for the company Appeal To Reason which was a socialist
magazine. The meatpacking company workers went on strikes, the strikes broke
quickly because the company replaced the workers.This, kept the line running and
the other families became Impoverished . After this incident , the Appeal to Reason
suggested him to write about the strikes. He went to Chicago to research about the
conditions of the workers, and he personally interviewed the workers in the factories
. Later his writing became very famous and contained obvious basia. The effect of
these books led Roosevelt

34. Feudalism In The Dark Ages
The Middle Ages were a period of a lot of discoveries and falls. This period began
after the fall of the Roman Empire which led to the rise of Feudalism. Post Classical
Europe should be remembered as the Dark Ages because Europe experienced
widespread invasions by barbarian hordes and destruction during this period, the
Roman Catholic Churchforced Christianityupon the people of Europe, and the
political and social concept of Feudalismdominated the region, subjecting the people
of Europe to an unequal social hierarchy. Post Classical Europe should be
remembered as the Dark Ages because Europe experienced widespread invasions by
barbarian hordes and destruction during this period, the Roman Catholic Church
forced Christianity upon the people of Europe, and the political and social concept of
Feudalism dominated the region, subjecting the people of Europe to an unequal
social hierarchy.
Europe had a lot invasion by barbarian hordes, which caused destruction to this era.
According to document ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
In document 2, I will aid the count of Champagne in my own person, and will send
to the count and countess of Champagne the knights whose service I owe to them
for the fief which I hold of them... . This states that John of Toul wants to help the
count of Champagne because he owes the knight s service for them protecting
him. The systems under Feudalism was made for people from different classes to
help each other for doing their work. According to document 4, it shows the vassal
had loyalty, provided military service for the king, while the king gave protection
and granted land for the vassals. This example shows how the vassal worked for
the king and how the king in exchange provided protection for the vassals. During
this times, they work up among the social rankings, but we can see that it may be
pretty unfair for the rest of the people, given that the king doesn t have to work at

35. The Lessons I Learned From Failure
The crowd around me had mixed emotions. Some people were excited they made
the All State Choir, however, some were devastated that they didn t make it. I was
devastated. I was so confident I was going to make it that I didn t consider what
would happen if I didn t make it. After the results were called, I silently cried on
my mom s shoulder thinking about the work I put into the audition process. Two
years later, I finally recognized the lessons that I learned from failure. Failure
taught me to not to be conceited, to consider every possibility, and whenever I am
knocked down I need to stand up stronger than I was before. My failure was
engendered by being conceited. Every day I regret it more and more. The year
before, my freshman year, I had made the All State Choir. Accomplishing that as a
freshman has been the greatest achievement I have ever had. However, the next
year I didn t practice like I did the year before. I slacked off on my competition
music, my solo, and my sight reading. Life as I knew it changed after that
competition. The world came crashing down on me, suffocating from the fluffy
dream I was living in. Confidence failed me for the rest of that year; I no longer
believed that I was the amazing singer I thought I was. However, the lack of
confidence boosted my urge to practice more; to prove that it was only a flaw of not
making the choir. As it turns out, failing to make the choir was a salient part in
making me who I am today. Many would argue that the

36. Mathematical Modeling Of A Functional Building
Mathematical Modeling of a Functional Building
Reminder Abstract should be able to be taken out of the paper and the rest of the
paper still makes sense.
Throughout architecture there is a delicate balance between functionality and
aesthetics. However a rule of thumb to follow is form follows function . Therefore
for the purpose of our designed office block, we decided to allow form to follow
function for majority of our decisions, but we also kept the aesthetics in our modeling
conscious.
Abstract and introduction: what a reader would read for the goal of the paper. We did
this and then this and then this... Can divulge all the aspects of the problem, but not
too much detail.
Introduction:
We are two partners in an independent... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
We finally settled on the semicircle equation because changing the height of the
structure without altering the set width, allowed for a more natural looking curve,
whereas the function creates a more pinched look. (include pictures of the buildings)
36* sin( ПЂ/ 72* x)
46* sin( ПЂ/ 72* x)
51* sin( ПЂ/ 72* x)
Ultimately, we made this choice for the purposes of this structure because it not only
provides an ideal form, but also allows for diverse functions as well.
Because we chose this graph to model the main arch of the building, we wanted to
experiment in a sense, and see how we could use this model in conjunction with the
rectangular base to adhere to potentially different functions. One of those possibilities
was for the warehouse model. To start off we just derived our original function in
order to find the maximum x value, and its corresponding y coordinate to ultimately
find the volume of the warehouse at that given height of the model. The derivative
function of the semicircle for any height (greater than or equal to 36, less than or
equal to 54) is shown below:
We used this equation to generate different heights that would maximize the areaof
the cuboid. We were able to isolate just the area of the cuboid because that one face
is simply projected backwards 150m, so we mathematically we were able to ignore
that constant in the volume equation shown above. With the help of Excel
spreadsheets, we calculated the

37. Women s Rites Of Passage
Introduction
Every culture in the world has rites of passage. Whether it be death and dying, birth
or a transition from puberty to adulthood, every culture has certain rituals they use to
christen these changes in social status within a society. A rite of passage is symbolic
in how important a change is in the lives of the people who experience them. Status
changes such as these are very important in the eyes of their culture and the
ceremonies they produce help them retain stability while their society adjust to the
changes that are occurring to the individuals. An interesting rite of passage that can
be found in many cultures around the world is a young girls transition into
womanhood. Two of the cultures that one examined this rite in were the Oglala Sioux
of South Dakota, and the Tukuna of the Amazon. With the genocide of the Native
Americans, many of the rituals and ceremonies they use have not been seen by
outsiders. Information on any ceremony can be hard to find. Fortunately, the Oglala
Sioux Wichasa Wakhan, holy man, Black Elk recorded these ceremonies before his
death. In the book The Sacred Pipe, Black Elk discusses the seven sacred rites of the
Oglala Sioux, one of which is Ishna Ta Awi Cha Lowan, preparing a young girlfor
womanhood. (Black Elk, 1989). In this ceremony, the rite is performed just after the
young girls first menstrual cycle. Black Elk states that this transition is very
important to the Oglala Sioux, because this is when a young girl makes

38. Essay on How is Sprawl Related to Landscape Change in...
How is Sprawl Related to Landscape Change in Cities?
Over the past 20 years the 100 largest US urbanized areas have sprawled an
additional 14,545 square miles according to the US Bureau of Census on Urbanized
Areas. That was more than 9 million acres of natural habitats, farmland and other
rural space that were covered over by asphalt, buildings and housing of suburbia. A
major controversy in the efforts to halt the rural land loss is whether land use and
consumption decisions are the primary engines of urban sprawl, or whether it is the
nation s growing population boom that is providing the driving expansion. A good
example of this rapid sprawl is the city of Chicago. It has had astonishing growth in
the past years bringing about ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
When looking at the US Census Bureau data I found that two factors share equally in
the blame of sprawl. One is per capita sprawl which is about half of the sprawl
nationwide. This type of sprawl appears to be related to the land use and
consumption choices that lead to an increase in the average amount of urban land
per resident. The second factor is population growth that leads to the increased
number of residents in urbanized areas. No other source of sprawl data is as
methodically and standardized as the measures of the bureau s loss of rural land to
urbanization according to the Sierra Club report.
Generally, well planned sprawl or smart growth is a good thing and will result in
fewer acres of rural land being covered by urban development. Environmentalists
for example are interested in the urban planning aspects of anti sprawl work
because they can reduce the amount of energy used and pollution produced by
residents. Also better planned sprawl is likely to keep residents happier and less
likely to decide later to move even farther beyond the urban centers. The main issue
of this paper is that the urban expansion of rural land loss is also significant to the
quality of life of urban dwellers. The larger the urban area, the more difficult it will
be for the average resident to reach the open spaces beyond the urban perimeter. The
increase in urban distances can also effect

39. Wiglaf s Loyalty In Beowulf
In Seamus Heaney s translation of Beowulf, Beowulf decides to battle a
revengeful, fire breathing dragon to save his new found kingdom. Amongst the
heat of the battle, Wiglaf, one of Beowulf s trusty warriors, extends loyalty toward
his master and joins in the battle with the dragon when no other warrior would. In
Bernard Cornwell s The Last Kingdom, Uhtred is traveling with Ragnar at
Bebbanburg. A man by the name of Ealdwulf leaps over the wall and begins
deflecting arrows that are shooting at his lord, Uhtred. In both works loyalty is
displayed as loyal servants risk their lives for their leaders. The loyalty shown by
Wiglaf and Ealdwulf reveals that in the Anglo Saxon world, loyal individuals are
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Beowulf determines he will battle the dragon with an army. Beowulf gathers
eleven of his bravest men and disperses to seek the monster in hopes of returning
home after killing the dragon. Amidst the battle, the dragon is overpowering
Beowulf. His warriors are acting cowardly and offering no help towards Beowulf.
The noble soldier, Wiglaf, tries to convince the other warriors to aid Beowulf. As
Wiglaf enters the battle alone, he exclaims, I would rather my body were robed in
the same/ burning blaze as my gold giver s body/ than go back home bearing arms
(2651 2653). Wiglaf would willingly have his body robed in the same burning
blaze as his leader s body instead of returning to his home knowing he did not do
anything to help save his lord. Wiglaf makes the courageous decision to enter the
battle to assist Beowulf despite the other warriors. This act of bravery and respect
Wiglaf displays towards Beowulf indicates that Wiglaf is a loyal subject because he
puts himself at risk of death to support his gold giver in a critical battle. Wiglaf s
allegiant decision to not leave Beowulf s side in such a threatening battle suggests
that in the Anglo Saxon culture, men displayed loyalty by putting themselves in
deathly situations for their

40. Deep With Unpretty
Go Beyond Skin Deep with Unpretty by TLC
What is defined beautiful or pretty is an ever evolving door. What is in style today
can quickly be rejected tomorrow and every woman is left confused while
continuing to chase the ideal set upon them by media and popular culture. Thirteen
beauty trends of the 1990s are recorded and collectively presented via picture slides
on Elle magazine s website titled, 25 Years of American Beauty Trends. An
example of a trend Elle stated, Instead of making a statement with a shoulder
padded 80s power suit, you could chop off your locks into a boyish crop ( 25 Years
slide 5). Another trend satirically presented was, In the late 90s flatironed strands
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The choice to follow these norms is not so much an exercise of freedom as it is a
concealed trick into slavery. Sometimes what is perceived as good and acceptable
is not what it appears to be. Hans Christian Andersen s tale of The Emperor s New
Clothes shows us the danger of mindlessly following the crowd. As the old story
goes, the emperor needed new clothes and although it was apparent to the crowd
that his two hired weavers hadn t really given him invisible clothes, everyone from
the emperor s ministers to the townsfolk remained silent. It took a little child at last
to exclaim the truth no one would say. This short tale was originally published in
1837 and has since been translated into hundreds of different languages. A hundred
and seventy nine years later, let us not continue to be a society of silent ministers and
townsfolk pretending for the sake of

41. Advantage And Disadvantage Of Water Bladders
The advantage of using the hydration bladder
Carrying water along with us can be a little tricky in conditions where lightness
matters because we have struggled to find the right balance between a light
alternative for water bottles and a medium to keep it durable enough to take a beating
in the tough conditions outside. This is what helped in developing the ultimate light
and durable outdoor kit for carrying water easily.
The development aided the creation of the first ever hydration water bladder which
is one of the best ways through which one can easily carry a good amount of water
while on the go. This bladder consists of a tough exterior which is designed to take a
lot of impacts as well as withstand the extremities of the climate and ... Show more
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It compiles the best of all factors such as lightness, on account of its feather light
profile, it even has a capacity of two liters and comes with a straw through which the
individual can drink.
The whole thing including the straw are made using very durable materials and the
purpose is one, durability. The hydration bladder has been extensively tested in very
tough environments before it was put up for sale in the first place. This altogether
has helped the product in achieving success with the customers because they can
always rely on this product easily.
The water bladder employs a very tough construction both inside and out in the
name of durability and insulation so the user can add either hot or cold water in it
and it will still remain the same without any regard to the exterior condition. This
extensive layering process has also helped the product attain a good amount of
strength to prevent any kind of leaks from inside.
This is advantageous to the users since they don t need to worry about leaks at all, it
even has two shut off valves and place for thermal taping to maintain

42. Summary Of The Thing In The Forest By A. S. Byatt
Catastrophic events such as war tear down nations, cities and families in an
unimaginable fashion while also causing sorrow, suffering and misery throughout its
course. In A.S. Byatt s short story, The Thing in the Forest, we can get a feeling of
the crisis people were going through in England during WorldWar2. The story begins
with two little girls being evacuated to a safe and distant city during the Blitz in
England. The two little girl s have no clue to where they are being sent and know
nothing about each other. One of the girl s name is Penny, who is described as tall,
thin and dark and appears to be the older one and the second girl Primrose, is
depicted as plump, blond and curly. The girls later become friends and start
discussing where they are being taken to and whether if it s a holiday or a
punishment as depicted in the story, Both had the idea that these were all perhaps
not very good children, possibly being sent away for that reason. They were pleased
to be able to define each other as nice . They would stick together they agreed (Byatt
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They both have gone their separate ways where Penny has become a
psychotherapist and Primrose got employed to tell stories to kindergartners.
Despite their differences, they later end up at the house again where once they
were evacuees, The two women met in this room on an autumn day in 1984. They
had come with a group, walking in crocodile behind the guide. They prowled
around the room, each alone with herself, in opposite directions, each without
acknowledging the other s presence (Byatt 358).Here, Byatt presents the imagery
on how the two women appeared at the same house after all these long years.
Additionally, at the house they both wonder what had happened to the little girl and
whether if she was devoured by the beast or was she even real at all and if they had
made her

43. Edwards Syndrome Research Paper
Edwards Syndrome is very unique. It is a genetic disorder that has odd symptoms.
Its history is pretty much how someone would expect it to be. It has very cruel
effects to the people born with this disorder. It has cost many people their lives.
This article will explain all of the need to know stuff on Edward s syndrome.
Edwards Syndrome also known as Trisomy 18 is a genetic disorder where there are
three copies of chromosome 18 instead of two. There are many symptoms of
Edwards syndrome like low set ears, abnormally shaped head, and long overlapped
fingers. There is also bone abnormalities, frequent lung and urinary infections, and
smooth feet. Others are an exomphalos, a small mouth and jaw, and breathing
problems. Also a severe learning

44. Historical Events With Objectivity And Skepticism
I think the best way to go about teaching history is to try to approach each
historical event with objectivity and skepticism. This process described by
Haskell allows you to teach your students the value of listening to other people s
opinions, by listening to others you allow yourself to be exposed to new ideas or
beliefs. Being skeptical is an important value to install while teaching. Skepticism
allows you to question your own historical bias and personal perspectives, having
doubt creates the ability to question yourself and be open to new teachings.
Although I agree with Haskell s approach, I also agree with some of Novick s
opinions. I believe that to some point we will never know the real truth in regards to
some historical events.

45. Behavioural Theories Essay example
Behavioural Theories From San Antonio, take Interstate Ten west and you will find
it. It s a straight shot and not too far of a drive. Forty five minutes of weaving
through the Texas Hill Country and you will run smack dab into Comfort. Blink and
you ll miss it. Nestled between hills, pastures, and the nooks of the Guadalupe River,
Comfort may seem to fit the part of typical small town Texas. Highlights include
antiques, big high school football games, gossip, numerous generations of the same
family, parades, community wide church barbecues, and a Dairy Queen. Sometimes
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In turn, Comfort s historical background stays well conserved and appreciated. Both
non native and natives actively take part in the preservation of Comfort s German
heritage, including buildings, monuments, and customs. One of the town s more
preserved areas is High Street or Main Street, sometimes humorously deemed
downtown. High Street is home to Comfort s historical district. The first original
buildings of the settlement line the street, including Ingeinhut s General Store, the
Comfort Common (the town s first hotel,) and the opera house. Other points of
interest include the old post office, the Comfort Public Library, and the soda shop.
Stained and cracked with age, these large limestone buildings display obvious
German architecture reminiscent of the early the late 1800s. The most famous spot
on High Street, though, and the center of my research, is somewhat of a hole in the
wall. Covered in such publications as Texas Monthly and Southern Living, Gael s
Comfort Barber Shop, established in 1906, seems to be the center of High Street
popularity. The owner, Gael Montana, is the third owner of the barber shop in
almost one hundred years of operation. She, along with friend and co worker Jim
Moore, give people hair cuts, gossip, shaves, friendly advice, shampoos, news,
companionship, and a place to relax in this one room

46. Disenfranchisement In Elections Essay
Abraham Lincoln once stated, Elections belong to the people. It s their decision. If
they decide to turn their back on the fire and burn their behinds, then they will just
have to sit on their blisters. In fact, one should acknowledge the importance of
people coming out to vote in order to have a voice in the government. For this reason
electionsare a vital part of American Democracy. Likewise, elections also reflect
American values such as majority rule, due process of law, equality, and rule of law.
An election is a process in which people vote to choose leaders in the government.
United States elections are handled by state election boards and people are assigned
to supervise the election process. The states provide technology and resources ...
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Disenfranchisement is when citizens are denied from voting. For instance, series of
laws and practices in the South deliberately prevented black citizens from registering
to vote and voting. Their actions were designed to frustrate the objective of the
Fifteenth Amendment to the United States Constitution, ratified in 1870. This
amendment sought to protect the suffrage of freedmen after the American Civil War.
As a result, the Voting Right Act of 1965, was passed banning discriminatory
practices that interfered with the voting right of people of color. The 1965 voting
Right Act encouraged more African Americans to vote and run for elected office.
(Howe, Lisi 83) This equality promoted the ideal of evenness in treatment or status by
those in a position to affect either. Registered citizens or citizen 18yrs and over had
the right to equality in an election. The 19th Amendment to the U.S. Constitution
approved American women the right to vote, a right known as women s suffrage
while the 15th Amendment granted African American men the right to vote, this
brings us to the popular saying all men are equal created by God. Overall, it is
important to combat disenfranchisement so that all people will equally have the right
to vote in an